Hua Guofang

Byron brewery mid strength red lager. Decent, heavy on the malt and light on the ho but a little inoffensive for my liking.

Byron

Byron Bay Brewery IPA. Very good, thick, syrupy and heavy on the hops with a pretty strong lasting bitterness. Similar to a modus, pirate or bent spoke IPA

Update^^^^? Digging that L

Slow day

Yep, a few Yen landed their way, so I read.

Was interested as to what an Australian IPA is. Seems to be an IPA full of galaxy hops. This beer is no stranger to flavour.

A hefty amber, heavy on the malt, burnt and a little hoppy.

Not trying to boast but I've sent tens of thousands of rounds down range (machine guns; yay!) - no gloves and no mask and I've had no probs later in life.

Booze warehouses that have baby seats in their shopping trollies. Not the best look I've seen getting about...,

I love my daily commute

Pie and ice cream

Decent beer but doesn't pack the flavour punch like that of a vale or sail and anchor IPA.

What the hell is a comgord?

How bourgeois, mine was passion pop and fruity lexia. Was also due to Southern Comgord flogged from the old man's liquor cabinet. But that's only ever going to be a one time only event.....

Might have posted the Bling before. Usual US IPA, herby, bitter-sweet, syrupy and strong. The Coopers Sparkling is the Pale Ale's big brother. Fuller, more bitter flavour with 5.8 booze points. High-quality beer, still amazes me that this is a generic beer that is now an Australian export. It really bucks the trend, most export beers are all brand and shite quality. This one is the complete opposite.

And just for the purposes of gloating, that's the view from my office window today. Yep, posted before but hey, if you had a view like that you'd repost it too!

CBR

Depends which bike I'm on. Have pinch flatted tubeless tyres before too though.

Pinch flat country

Got ma Kung pao on.

Laughed myself stupid first time I saw that scene. So when it comes to bears I'm thinking of an air horn that shoots .44 bullets of brontosaurus mace.